Gatanui

Honestly, this vision of the future sounds really sad. Make your wife look 20 years younger? Gross, pathetic and insulting whoever would do this. Work at the beach instead of, I don’t know, just enjoying the beach for what it is? And how is any of what you describe "staying present in your world"? How is that a real world? You’ll spend your entire time in a fantasy. I really hope this future you describe doesn’t come to pass.

You mean like phones killed PCs? I wouldn’t be so quick with that statement. This hasn’t even been announced yet.

You can probably copy the font file over.

The article provides a possible explanation for this.

That one feels kind of gross to be honest. They’re starting to really overdo these third-party integrations.

Do let me add something, because thinking it over I think I have been unnecessarily hostile with this. Honestly I thought your remark was in earnest, and yes, I did find that ridiculous. However, since you clarified that it was a joke, and while imo it does fall flat (no offense!), that’s no reason to be nasty. So I offer my apologies.

Oh, I don’t disagree with any of that at all. I just find it laughable that you’re making a point of the "user" terminology as if it wasn’t used literally everywhere else in tech. So I do find it funny, just not in the way you intended. But then again that’s just my personal sense of humor and you have yours.

I’m sorry, but your remark about the users and drug dealers is just laughable. Did you type that with a straight face?

It’s as much an update to Windows 10 or a forked version of Windows 10 as all Windows 10 feature updates were to each other. Windows 10 feature updates were new Windows versions just as before, the main difference was branding.

I think the assumption was that it would appear on the next Windows version. Usually that would have been a new Windows 10 version but it turned out to be Windows 11 instead. Technically there is little difference between the two, both would have been a new Windows build that gets released.

How exactly did it "stop"? x64 emulation was just released for the general public one month ago. The idea that Microsoft would accept payment from Intel to slow down their own product and make it worse is ludicrous.

Insider builds have been having green screens of death for years now, not black ones. That was an intentional change for Windows 11 that they are now reverting (albeit with a different hue than before).

One article is a "steady stream" now?

It wasn’t really dropped for Windows 10, it was only ever available on Insider builds before Windows 11. If the original blog post makes it sound like it was going to be released on Windows 10 that’s simply because I suppose they hadn’t decided to call the next feature update Windows 11 yet at that point.

Yes, exactly.

Couldn’t IT support just ask about a black screen with a sad smiley? Not that I care that much, but I did prefer the black screen to the blue one.

For all intents and purposes (unless you care that much about a couple MB), it’s gone from the phone. The same can’t be said of Edge on Windows (tbf, I don’t think it necessarily should).